Comparable public REITs / operators
- SUI (Sun Communities - Marina Holdings)
- MTN (Vail Resorts - ski)
- MSGE (entertainment venues)
- LYV (Live Nation - amphitheaters)
Ski Resort is a recreation property type in ILORA's commercial real estate taxonomy. Mountain resort. Skier visits, snow days, and pass-revenue penetration. Performance under recreation sector conventions is measured against canonical KPIs including Slip Occupancy, Rounds Per Year, Skier Visits, NOI, Cap Rate, F&B Mix, Members, Revenue Per Round. Public REIT comparables for benchmarking include SUI (Sun Communities - Marina Holdings), MTN (Vail Resorts - ski), MSGE (entertainment venues), LYV (Live Nation - amphitheaters). Regulatory frameworks specific to this property type include US Army Corps of Engineers permits, USFS ski-area concession, EPA + NPDES, state hunting/fishing regulations, ANSI ski-lift standards, music licensing. Industry organizations driving standards + research include AMI (Association of Marina Industries), NSAA (National Ski Areas Association), NGCOA (golf course owners), PGA of America. Operating tools commonly used: Molo (marina management), ClubProphet (golf), RTP|ONE (ski resort), MindBody (fitness). Ilora.ai ingests sector-standard documents and benchmarks against SEC EDGAR REIT filings, surfacing where the asset under-performs comparable institutional positions and revealing the largest improvement opportunity.
12 definitions · Sector: RECREATION · Used by Ilora.ai specialist AI agents
Net Operating Income
NOI = Revenue − Operating Expenses
Capitalization Rate
Cap Rate = NOI ÷ Property Value
Debt Service Coverage Ratio
DSCR = NOI ÷ Annual Debt Service
Loan-to-Value
LTV = Loan Amount ÷ Property Value
Operating Expense Ratio
OER = Operating Expenses ÷ Gross Revenue
Gross Rent Multiplier
GRM = Property Value ÷ Gross Annual Rent
Internal Rate of Return
Cash-on-Cash Return
CoC = Annual Cash Flow ÷ Total Cash Invested
Discounted Cash Flow
Trailing Twelve Months
Rounds Per Year
Slip Occupancy
Industry reference
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